Ivy League Professor Goes Offline to Stop AI Cheating
Polymarket · x · 2026-07-09
To prevent students from using AI to cheat, an Ivy League professor converted their final exam to a closed-book, in-person format. As a result, the class average score plummeted from 96 to 48.
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